Binaries are built and tested mostly under Windows Vista Business (SP2)

Source RPMS needed for building Linux to DJGPP cross-compiler

Binary RPMs for both i686 and x86_64 are available. I built these binary RPMs
in CentOS 6.7 chroot under Fedora 23. Binaries are statically linked with GMP-6.1.0
MPFR-3.1.4 and MPC-1.0.3 to avoid unnecessary dependencies and increase
compatibility with other Linux distributions. For example they are expected
to work without problems in other reasonably recent Linux distributions
(like Fedora, RHEL-6 and newer, etc)

gcc610s2.zip is no more provided as patching GCC using DJGPP tools
has not been tested and even attempted by me for a long time.
DJGPP source file gcc610s.zip is a side product of building
gcc-6.1.0 Linux to DJGPP cross-compiler RPM packages. See source
RPM for patches applied to original FSF version of GCC-6.1.0.
You can find the same contents in the file

About neozeed

What is there to tell? I've loved UNIX like things since I was first exposed to QNX in highschool (we had the Unisys ICONS!), and spent the better time of my teenage years trying to get my own UNIX... I should have bought Coherent in retrospect.. Anyways latched onto Linux in 1992, and then got some old BSD admin books and have been hooked on the VAX BSD & other big/ancient things since...!